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Our new orchestral plugin CHOOIR complements the Symphonic Elements series with a professional Hollywood choir. Male, female, and boys' ensembles, a full range of vowels and consonants, 70 styles and 100 presets, all from Hans Zimmer's personal library. The plugin works perfectly solo or in tandem with STRIIINGS, BRAASS, DRUMS and PERRCS.

With CHOOIR, you’ll be able to add the choir textures that have defined modern film scoring to your music.

Style & Phrase Engine

CHOOIR comes with 70 styles across categories like Epic, Etherial, or Suspense. Hold a key, and hear CHOOIR deliver a living, breathing choral arrangement. Majestic resolutions, edge-of-your-chair suspense, mysterious shouts, our new orchestral plugin offers the perfect emotion for your film score.

Low and High Layer Control #2

CHOOIR features two vocal layers you can blend and mix. Low Choir covers male basses, baritones, and tenors, while High Choir handles female altos, sopranos, and boys' voices. Shape each section independently using Character and Motion FX, then blend the two layers using the Crossfade control.

Sound Design Section #3

Dial in your desired sonic character with CHOOIR’s three master effects Highlighter, Ambience, and Widener. Use UJAM’s famous motion and character FX to keep the two vocal textures moving. Change the choir from a magnificent cathedral setting to a menacing, sound-designed, flute-like pad.

Features

• Various articulations and consonants from ethereal to percussive
• 70 choir styles like Suspense, Shouts, or Ethereal and over 100 presets
• Use UJAM signature motion, character, and finisher effects to dial in your choir sound
• Male, female, and boys choir ensembles from Hans Zimmer's personal library
• Dedicated voice groups: Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Alto, and Soprano